How to use metric in CSP

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    Hi, I have 2 card with different ca-id , it's almost same channels on them but I wan't to poin't to one of the cards always and if that card can't decode to the second card , I have tested metric but i can't get metric to work. I did NOT wan't to loadbalancing, Just set the order of the card.


    I have tried metric in both the profile and connector but the client going to wrong card.



    I post the file here if someone can show me how to do :)



    <cardserv-proxy ver="0.9.0">


    <ca-profiles>
    <default-des-key>xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx</default-des-key>


    <extended-newcamd listen-port="xxxxx" debug="true"/>


    <profile name="cd1" ca-id="0B00" network-id="0046" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
    <newcamd listen-port="12345">
    <no-validation>true</no-validation>
    </newcamd>
    <services-file format="simple">etc/services.cd</services-file>
    <max-cw-wait>8500 ms</max-cw-wait>
    </profile>

    <profile name="via1" ca-id="093E" network-id="0056" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
    <newcamd listen-port="12346">
    <no-validation>true</no-validation>
    </newcamd>
    <services-file format="simple">etc/services.via</services-file>
    <max-cw-wait>8500 ms</max-cw-wait>
    </profile>


    <profile name="via2" ca-id="090F" network-id="0056" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
    <newcamd listen-port="12347">
    <no-validation>true</no-validation>
    </newcamd>
    <services-file format="simple">etc/services.via2</services-file>
    <max-cw-wait>8500 ms</max-cw-wait>
    </profile>


    </ca-profiles>


    <logging log-ecm="true" log-emm="true" log-zapping="false" hide-ip-addresses="false">
    <log-file rotate-count="3" rotate-max-size="1024">log/cardserv.log</log-file>
    <log-level>INFO</log-level>
    <silent>true</silent>
    <debug>false</debug>
    </logging>

    <rmi>
    <display-name>Csproxy</display-name>
    <status-web>
    <listen-port>xxxx</listen-port>
    <ssl enabled="false">
    <keystore password="test">etc/csp_keystore</keystore>
    </ssl>
    <war-file>lib/cs-status.war</war-file>
    <super-users>admin</super-users>
    </status-web>
    </rmi>


    <user-manager class="com.bowman.cardserv.XmlUserManager" log-failures="true" allow-on-failure="false">
    <auth-config>
    <update-interval>5</update-interval>
    <user-source name="users">
    <user-file-url>file:///G:\csp\config\users.xml</user-file-url>
    <user-file-key></user-file-key>
    </user-source>
    </auth-config>
    </user-manager>


    <connection-manager>
    <reconnect-interval>60</reconnect-interval>
    <default-des-key>xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx</default-des-key>
    <default-keepalive-interval>55</default-keepalive-interval>
    <default-client-id>43 43</default-client-id>


    <service-map>
    <mapper>
    <auto-reset-threshold>20</auto-reset-threshold>
    </mapper>
    <mapper profile="cd1">
    <reset-services></reset-services>
    <block-services></block-services>
    </mapper>
    <mapper profile="via1">
    <reset-services></reset-services>
    <block-services></block-services>
    </mapper>


    <mapper profile="via2">
    <reset-services></reset-services>
    <block-services></block-services>
    </mapper>


    </service-map>


    <cws-connectors>


    <csp-connector name="test0" enabled="false">
    <url>https://otherproxy.host.com:8443</url>
    <user>user</user>
    <password>password</password>
    <request-cache-updates>false</request-cache-updates>
    </csp-connector>


    <newcamd-connector name="canaldigital" profile="cd1" enabled="true">
    <host>localhost</host>
    <port>54321</port>
    <user>test</user>
    <password>test</password>
    <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
    <au-users>test</au-users>
    </newcamd-connector>

    <newcamd-connector name="viasat" profile="via1" metric="0" enabled="true">
    <host>localhost</host>
    <port>54322</port>
    <user>test</user>
    <password>test</password>
    <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
    <au-users>test</au-users>
    </newcamd-connector>


    <newcamd-connector name="viasat2" profile="via2" metric="1" enabled="true">
    <host>localhost</host>
    <port>54323</port>
    <user>test</user>
    <password>test</password>
    <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
    <au-users>test</au-users>
    </newcamd-connector>

    </cws-connectors>

    </connection-manager>


    <proxy-plugins>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.LoggingPlugin" enabled="false">
    <plugin-config>
    <log-dir>log/traffic</log-dir>
    <log-level>ALL</log-level>
    <ip-filter>*</ip-filter>
    </plugin-config>
    </plugin>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.DcwFilterPlugin" enabled="true" jar-file="dcwfilterplugin.jar"/>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.ProviderIdentPlugin" enabled="true" jar-file="provideridentplugin.jar"/>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.I*****Plugin" enabled="true" jar-file="i*****plugin.jar"/>
    </proxy-plugins>

    <cache-handler class="com.bowman.cardserv.ClusteredCache">
    <cache-config>
    <cw-max-age>19</cw-max-age>
    <max-cache-wait>40%</max-cache-wait>
    <local-port>98765</local-port>
    <sync-period>0</sync-period>
    </cache-config>
    </cache-handler>


    </cardserv-proxy>

    The metric setup in your connectors look ok so add this to both your via profiles and test


    <load-balance>false</load-balance>



    Also don't forget to make an intro post ;)


    Ok, did I understand correct if I add this line in the Ca profil for viasat, not in the cws connectors?


    Can you past it in a code snippet from my code so I can see how it should be, thanks :)

    Quote from sync

    Just add it to the profile and test it :)
    I'm on mobile now so don't have time to give example


    I have tested it now and it don't work.


    I think the problem is that it's different caids...



    Mr bowman, if you read this, do you have a solution?

    Then what is the point of having the 2 cards if you don't want to loadbalance and only use 1 for a backup ?
    You would probably be better off using oscam with different groups




    Do not quite understand your language but we will try to help ...


    Give an example of a client, as it is configured?


    This is an example of how to set up an newcamd connector ...



    All values are just examples ...

    check my viasat config from csp, maby is will help for you:
    code:
    <cardserv-proxy ver="0.9.0">


    <ca-profiles>
    <default-des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</default-des-key>


    <extended-newcamd listen-port="12345" debug="true"/>


    <profile name="myprofile" ca-id="093E" network-id="0055" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
    <newcamd listen-port="12500">
    <no-validation>true</no-validation>
    </newcamd>
    <services-file>etc/services</services-file>
    <max-cw-wait>8500 ms</max-cw-wait>
    </profile>
    </ca-profiles>


    <logging log-ecm="true" log-emm="true" log-zapping="false" hide-ip-addresses="false">
    <log-file rotate-count="3" rotate-max-size="1024">log/cardserv.log</log-file>
    <log-level>INFO</log-level>
    <silent>true</silent>
    <debug>false</debug>
    </logging>

    <rmi>
    <display-name>Csproxy1</display-name>
    <status-web>
    <listen-port>8082</listen-port>
    <ssl enabled="false">
    <keystore password="secret">etc/csp_keystore</keystore>
    </ssl>
    <war-file>lib/cs-status.war</war-file>
    <super-users>admin</super-users>
    </status-web>
    </rmi>


    <user-manager class="com.bowman.cardserv.SimpleUserManager">
    <auth-config>
    <user name="admin" password="secret" max-connections="3" admin="true"/>
    <user name="user1" password="secret1" profiles="myprofile"/>
    <user name="user2" password="secret2" enabled="true" debug="false" max-connections="1" />
    </auth-config>
    </user-manager>


    <connection-manager>
    <reconnect-interval>60</reconnect-interval>
    <default-des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</default-des-key>
    <default-keepalive-interval>55</default-keepalive-interval>


    <service-map>
    <mapper>
    <auto-reset-threshold>20</auto-reset-threshold>
    </mapper>
    <mapper profile="myprofile">
    <reset-services></reset-services>
    <block-services></block-services>
    </mapper>
    </service-map>


    <cws-connectors>


    <newcamd-connector name="viasat" profile="myprofile" enabled="false">
    <host>192.168.1.12</host>
    <port>12500</port>
    <user>cspviasat</user>
    <password>cspserver</password>
    <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
    </newcamd-connector>

    </cws-connectors>

    </connection-manager>


    <proxy-plugins>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.LoggingPlugin" enabled="false">
    <plugin-config>
    <log-dir>log/traffic</log-dir>
    <log-level>ALL</log-level>
    <ip-filter>*</ip-filter>
    </plugin-config>
    </plugin>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.DcwFilterPlugin" enabled="true" jar-file="dcwfilterplugin.jar"/>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.ProviderIdentPlugin" enabled="true" jar-file="provideridentplugin.jar"/>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.I*****Plugin" enabled="true" jar-file="i*****plugin.jar"/>
    </proxy-plugins>

    <cache-handler class="com.bowman.cardserv.ClusteredCache">
    <cache-config>
    <cw-max-age>19</cw-max-age>
    <max-cache-wait>40%</max-cache-wait>
    <local-port>54277</local-port>
    <sync-period>50</sync-period>
    <cw-validation checksum="true" zero-counting="true" log-warnings="true"/>
    </cache-config>
    </cache-handler>


    </cardserv-proxy>

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